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Direct linkBayers, Peter L. – Studies in American Indian Literatures, 2008
Malea Powell has argued that Charles Alexander Eastman "imagined new possibilities for Native resistance and survival in the face of violent assimilation strategies." To Eastman, Natives had little choice but to acculturate to white society if they were going to resist white domination and survive. But gaining full equality in U.S. society proved…
Descriptors: Citizenship, Ideology, Males, American Indians
